Best rangefinder for the buck

[moundhill]

I won't need to range anything more than like 100 yards honestly. Thanks for the links Rick!

 

[xbowguy]

Hopefully they worked out for you?

 

[moundhill]

One was sold, one didnt reply

 

[xbowguy]

Dang it anyhow!

 

[ajupsman]

It's not the cheapest but the clarity through it is what sold me on the Nikon Archer's Choice range finder. I usually grab it before my binoculars any more as it gives just enough magnification and clarity needed, especially if a deer is headed my way.

I bought this rangefinder also. Actually got it on eBay for under $200. I've only used it target shooting and for spring turkey but so far its been great. I looked at some in the $100 range and I was not impressed. If that's all you can spend I'd save your money and wait until you can afford something a little better. Like most things in life, you get what you pay for.

 

[DJK Frank 16]

I have the Archer's choice as well and love it. I don't use the Arc technology a whole lot since i'm a flat lander, but I have no complaints about the rangefinder itself.

 

[bigten05]

i bought the newest halo it has the arc in it not bad price either think it was 159.99, i have an older bushnell that i lost then when i bought the new one it just reapeared somehow.

 

[Thunderflight]

I just got a halo. It's awesome!

 

[theshark]

I just got a halo. It's awesome!

So... How's the Halo holding up? Still working???

 

[Thunderflight]

Awesome! The only complaint I have is the small numbers in low light. other than that it's pretty darn sweet

 

[matthewusmc8791]

I got the Bushnell Chuck Adams Edition Archers Choice. It was a little over a C note and I bought it used in AT but I do love it.

I use it for other shooting as well, but sitting in a tree, you cant beat it for the price. also its not hard to range with practice 0-50yds.